Studying Welsh
Students can study Welsh (second language) to AS and A level.
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Studying in Welsh
Every Welsh-speaking student has the option of studying the Advanced Skills Baccalaureate Wales through the medium of Welsh.
Taking this opportunity can help you keep and develop your language skills further throughout your time at college.
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Learning Welsh
Young people aged 16-24 can learn Welsh free of charge on courses by the National Centre for Learning Welsh.
Join a virtual class once or twice a week at the right level for you and add Welsh Language skills to your skillset.
Which level? Click here to see which level is right for you.
Which course? Click here to see all the FREE course available to you!
Submitting work in Welsh
You are welcome to submit your work in other subjects in Welsh if you wish.
If your subject teacher is not a Welsh speaker, your work will be translated so that they can read and mark it.
See the Welsh copy of exam papers
If the examination board offers your exam in Welsh, you have the right to receive the exam paper in Welsh as you sit the exam.
You may find this particularly helpful if you have previously studied the subject in Welsh.
Subject vocabulary
Find the specialist vocabulary for your subjects in Welsh and English on Linc.
Pastoral Studies in Welsh
Welsh speaking students are offered the opportunity to be in a Pastoral group with a Welsh speaking teacher. Usually there is one Welsh-medium Pastoral class in each year.
Take this opportunity to nurture your language skills and receive pastoral support in Welsh throughout your time at college.
